Phoenix Therapists specializing in Relationship Issues

Sophia Fleming

I provide high quality therapy for overwhelmed professionals struggling with stress, anxiety, grief, trauma, and relationship stress.

Online Therapy

Stephanie Lewis-Smale

I enjoy helping individuals motivated to change, particularly with anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges.

Online Therapy

Alexey Tolchinsky

I help people in challenging relationships clarify what is going on and find their path back to feeling cared for, respected, and loved.

Online Therapy

Shannon Knight

I help individuals and couples unlearn unhelpful narratives about themselves and relationships. I'm a queer therapist licensed in FL and AZ.

Online Therapy

Majo Birdsall

I love meeting people where they are, listening to their stories, and walking with them on their healing journey. It is truly an honor.

Online Therapy

Rahel Hodge

Are you struggling with your self-worth and purpose in life? Has trauma left you feeling hopeless or unsafe in the world without a place to belong? Do you and your partner keep having the same fight? I help people who struggle with depression, anxiety, and relationship problems overcome their challenges and begin to thrive. My clients learn new ways to relate to themselves and the people around them as we heal their traumas.

Online Therapy

Laura Walton

You don’t have to be able to name it to know something’s off. Maybe you’ve been through a big experience or a profound shift—or maybe it’s just a quiet sense that life doesn’t feel like it used to, or how it should. You’re not broken—you’re evolving. Whether you're feeling expanded, anxious, disoriented, burned out, or stuck, my approach to therapy is in co-creating a safe space to land.

Online Therapy

Jon Rodis

If you’re ADHD, autistic, gifted, “twice exceptional,” or otherwise neurodivergent, you’ve got a specialized, high-performance brain. When you’re doing something you love, everything just works. It's the rest of life that's incredibly stressful. We experience higher rates of depression, anxiety, trauma, school refusal, substance abuse--you name it. But, it's not a deficit in you. It's minority stress. Let's work on changing your environment to fit your brain, not the other way around.